It's no secret that the Sacramento Kings are interested in Jonathan Kuminga, as they've been negotiating a possible sign and trade with the Warriors for what feels like months.
The Sacramento Kings are coming off a season that wasn't anything remarkable, but wasn't anything bad either. They finished with a 40-42 record, which was good enough to qualify for the NBA Play-In Tournament as the No.
The NBA is on the verge of setting a record by completing a 7-team trade that will officially end up with Kevin Durant landing in Houston, but there is another player that the league is watching closely, Jonathan Kuminga.
The Sacramento Kings have made some interesting moves this offseason, but their plan could come crashing down. Over the past few days, the Kings have looked to make some deals that push them back into the playoff picture in a tough Western Conference.
The Sacramento Kings are at a relative crossroads regarding which road to take during this offseason. On one hand, they're not quite good enough to contend for a top seed in a loaded Western Conference.
If the Denver Nuggets were hoping to get contributions from Jonas Valanciunas after trading for him earlier this week, they might be sorely disappointed.
The Sacramento Kings are currently surrounded by free agency and trade rumors centered around Malik Monk and Jonathan Kuminga, but one thing we know for sure is that new rookies Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud will be participating in the Las Vegas Summer League.
The Sacramento Kings are doing everything they can to bring in Jonathan Kuminga from the Golden State, but the Warriors are reportedly reluctant to send their young wing to their Northern California rivals in a sign and trade.
Once again, there is a news update on the Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors talks around a Jonathan Kuminga sign and trade. Stories have been coming from every direction all day, and that continues to be the case lat einto the night on Wednesday.
After a draft masterclass by new Sacramento Kings General Manager had Kings fans were optimistic about the new front office and the direction of the team, seemingly all of that excitement disappeared just three days into the free agency period.
The Sacramento Kings are at a crossroads. While having signed Detroit Pistons unrestricted free agent Dennis Schroder to a three-year contract in order to shore up their sheer point guard depth, they also want to bring Denver Nuggets unrestricted free agent Russell Westbrook on board.
It has felt like a foregone conclusion since before free agency even kicked off that Dennis Schroder would be joining the Sacramento Kings. Jake Fischer
The Sacramento Kings offseason has been interesting so far to say the least. They had a great two nights of the draft, bringing in Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud, and followed that up by bringing in to undrafted free agents to help on the defensive side of the ball.
After officially clearing waivers on Wednesday, center Deandre Ayton has agreed to sign with the Lakers as an unrestricted free agent, confirms Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link).
Following a rather brief romance with the hoops-loving world during the 2022-23 campaign, the Sacramento Kings have once again become a punchline. A double-digit
As the Sacramento Kings continue to look for options in free agency and on the trade market, it's been announced that they have signed #42 pick Maxime Raynaud to a three-year, $5.95 million deal, according to Senior NBA Insider Micahel Scotto.
Former Sacramento Kings point guard Mike Bibby was involved in one of the most scrutinized playoff series in NBA history. He recently spoke of the 2002 Western Conference finals between the Kings and Los Angeles Lakers.
The Sacramento Kings had a disappointing season that left the team with questions heading into the offseason. They traded away guard De’Aaron Fox in the offseason, which left a void in the backcourt.
Dorian Finney-Smith left the Los Angeles Lakers for a lucrative deal with the Houston Rockets. According to a Lakers insider, GM Rob Pelinka's attempt to keep his player's price tag down blew up in his face.